Animal Crossing: New Horizons Villager teases Brewster’s Arrival
The inhabitants of Animal Crossing have been dropping hints about adding the coffee shop and museum art gallery but will it be paid-for DLC?New Horizons is easily the best entry in the Animal Crossing franchise, but it’s far from the only one. It’s actually the fifth mainline game, amongst numerous spin-offs, and while the core gameplay is always the same many features and characters come and go between sequels.
One of the most common, appearing in all but the first game, is Brewster the pigeon, who runs a coffee shop called The Roost. As far as anyone knows his shop is not in New Horizons, but fans have noticed that some of the island residents have suddenly started to talk about him.Since there’s no record of that happening before it suggests the references were added in a recent update, which in turn suggests The Roost is coming to the game in the near future.
Throughout Animal Crossing: New Horizons, the villagers tend to mutter about future events before they’ve actually occurred on the island. Clues as to what players who are paying attention can expect. GamesRadar+ shows an example of this as an art wing for the museum seems to have been teased already.The new tease that a player has discovered comes from the lips of Clay. Upon Twitter user @sliceofcy speaking to them, Clay says, “I’m still wide awake! I guess Brewster was right! 17 cups of coffee is 3 too many!”. And if you want to buy ACNH Materials, visit z2u.com, a professional online in-game currency store.
At current, Brewster isn’t on the island and this is the first we’ve seen of him mentioned in the game. To add to that, his name is highlighted which throughout the game means it’s a character that the player can interact with. Despite not being mentioned outside of this conversation, data miners have also reportedly discovered a line of code back before the game launched that referred to “MuseumCafe“.
Brewster used to run The Roost in the basement of the museum in Wild World, with later games finding him relocate to his own building. If the data mining is to be believed, it looks like he’ll be returning to his roots, but where exactly in the museum is unclear…unless it’s at the top of those random stairs that seem strangely placed.